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Victron Centaur 80a | 12V | 3 -out battery charger 230V - CCH012080000 de Victron Centaur 80a | 12V | 3-Exit battery charger is a powerful and versatile battery charger that is suitable for a wide range of applications such as boats, campers, caravans, off-grid systems and solar panels. Features: Universal input voltage from 90 to 265 VAC, so that the charger can be used anywhere in the world. Three insulated outputs that make it possible to load multiple batteries at the same time. Three -straps loading characteristic that ensures that the batteries are always fully and safely loaded. Suitable for all types of batteries, including wet batteries, AGM batteries, gel batteries and calcium/calcium batteries. Protection against short circuit, overheating and overload. Specifications: Input voltage: 90-265 VAC Promotion voltage: 12 V Charging current: 80 A Protection class: IP21 Dimensions (HXBXD): 505 x 255 x 130 mm Weight: 12 kg Applications: Boats Campers Caravans Off-Grid Solar panels Advantages: Universal input voltage three Isolated Outputs three -speed loading characteristic Suitable for all types of batteries protection against short circuit, overheating and overload Conclusion: the Victron Centaur 80a | 12V | 3-Exit battery charger is a powerful and versatile battery charger that is an excellent choice for a wide range of applications. The charger is equipped with a number of important functions, such as a universal input voltage, three insulated outputs and a three -stage loading characteristic. This makes the charger suitable for all types of batteries and can be used anywhere in the world.Specifications
| SKU | 11111-CDP1-CCH012080000 |
| Brand | Osculati |
| Productcondition | Unused |
| Productcode leverancier | 14.275.06 |
| Delivery period | 1 - 4 weeks |
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